The curriculum and cultural reproduction I; The curriculum and cultural reproduction II; Revision II by Open University. Schooling and Society Course Team

A dynamic model of cultural reproduction by Jaeger, MM, Breen, R

“…The authors draw on Pierre Bourdieu’s theory of cultural reproduction to develop a formal model of the pathways through which cultural capital acts to enhance children’s educational and socioeconomic success. …”

Habitus and Cultural Reproduction of Female Circumcision in Muslim Community of Sumenep by Ida Rosyidah, Joharotul Jamilah

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Publishing Chinese art: issues of cultural reproduction in China, 1905-1918 by Liu, Y

“…This thesis is an enquiry into the conditions in which various understandings of the newly introduced but vaguely grasped Western notion of ‘art’ emerged and sustained themselves in the name of cultural reproduction in early twentieth-century China. This Western concept of art was translated into Chinese as ‘<em>meishu</em>’, a neologism originally coined in Japanese <em>kanji</em>, and regarded as the embodiment of the ‘national essence’. …”

Using Bourdieu's theory of cultural reproduction to examine English language learning: A multilevel study in three lower- and middle-income countries by Obiageri Bridget Azubuike, Rhiannon Moore, Gayatri Vaidya

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<b>David Glimp</b>, <i>Increase and Multiply: Governing Cultural Reproduction in Early Modern England</i>, Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 2003 by Mary Polito

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Can family determine competition within the college campus? the effect of family background on college students’ human capital accumulation by Chunling Li, Yaping Guo

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Business Person of the Beginning of the 21st Century: a Sketch of a Socio-Psychological Portrait by Vadym Nikolenko

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Measuring cultural capital through the number of books in the household by Swen Sieben, Clemens M. Lechner

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KNOWLEDGE POLICIES IN THE MODERN UNIVERSITY by Alexander A. Polonnikov

“…The author comes to a conclusion that epistemological policies are linked to socio-cultural reproduction, rooted in the universities interest in preserving the existing form of educational knowledge.…”
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Usos de la comida ritual entre nahuas de Guerrero by Catharine Good Eshelman

“…It argues that ritual uses of food facilitate cultural reproduction and the transmission of local cosmologies. …”
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Book Review: The Circle of the Snake: Nostalgia and Utopia in the Age of Big Tech by Grafton Tanner by Jamie Ranger

“…The Circle of the Snake grapples with the political consequences of the cultural turn to nostalgia, specifically the dynamic tension between the radical nostalgia required to contest the incessant homogeneity of cultural reproduction and the neoliberal narrative of a nascent digital utopia endemic to our contemporary systems of mediated communication.…”
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Défense et conservation de la biodiversité cultivée au-delà de la forme, de la couleur et de la performance by Álvaro Salgado Ramírez

“…Finally, it explains the importance of the cultivated diversity as a matrix that gives sense and organizes social time, work forms and even the systems of positions among other elements, which allow the cultural reproduction of peoples.…”
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The politics of writing history by Sergiu Delcea

“…To provide a comprehensive answer the article looks at two, tightly interwoven, sides of cultural reproduction: the politics of history-teaching in Romanian high-schools and its more general background -historians' debates on nationalism. …”
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Colonial rule, Christianity and socio-cultural (dis)continuities among the Sumi Naga by Angelova, I

“…The paper argues that as a result, Christianity should not be viewed merely as a major agent of socio-cultural change among the Sumi but as an intrinsic part of their contemporary identity and a vital constitutive part of a ‘new tradition’ that is currently in the making: one, which is creatively embedding Christianity within a solid substratum of cultural reproduction. In so doing, the paper opens up new ways in which we can think about the effects and legacies of missionary activity in Northeast India.…”

The importance of Mother Tongue and English language in the building of a nation: shall the twain meet? by Ariffin, Adlina

“…Using Bourdieu’s (1977) ‘Theory of Cultural Reproduction’, the paper will illustrate how English language is perceived as a form of neo-colonialisation which has a capacity to erode the cultural identity of a society. …”
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“All That’s Left is Bare Land and Sky”: Palm Oil Culture and Socioenvironmental Impacts on a Tembé Indigenous Territory in the Brazilian Amazon by Sandra Damiani, Sílvia Maria Ferreira Guimarães, Maria Tereza Leite Montalvão, Carlos José Sousa Passos

“…The findings indicate that the conversion of the surrounding territory to oil palm monoculture generated social and environmental changes that negatively affected the Tembé’s way of life and their capacity of socio-cultural reproduction.…”
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Deconstructing Internet Memes through Semiotic Analysis: Unveiling Myths and Ideologies in Visual and Verbal Signs by Desak Putu Eka Pratiwi, I Komang Sulatra, I Gede Agus Dewangga

“…Understanding them can shed light on cultural reproduction in society, with implications for media, cultural, and sociology studies in the digital age.…”
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The Urban–Rural Heterogeneous Effect of Family SES on Achievement: The Mediating Role of Culture by Ningning Wang

“…Based on the China Education Panel Survey data of 18,672 junior high school students, this study found the following: (1) family SES had a weaker positive effect among rural children than among urban children; (2) the urban–rural heterogeneous effect could be mediated by education-related cultural factors, i.e., learning environments and beliefs; and (3) in this regard, contemporary China is experiencing cultural reproduction rather than a cultural mobility mode. …”
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Intangible Cultural Heritage (ICH): Understanding and manifestations by Abu Bakar, Aishah, Mohamed Osman, Mariana, Bachok, Syahriah

“…The realization of the importance of intangible heritage began when disappearing traditions persisted due to failure in cultural reproduction. It is not until 1952 that UNESCO began the effort to establish methods of protecting what is now known as Intangible Cultural Heritage. …”
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